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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11
Why Should There Not Be One
in the New First Pre-
einct Station?
It Would Be Highly Beneficial
to the Men and Would
Be Appreciated.
Some of the Finest" Who
Are Already Athletes Of
no Mean Merit.
Police Reporters Working
Diligently to Get Their
Muscles into Shape.

OW that the city
has a new central
police station, and
one that is a credit
to the city, the
question naturally
arises, Would it
not be a good plan
to set apart one
room in the build
ing and fit it up as
a gymnasium for
the officers? This
could be done at a
trifiing cost, and
the benefits would
-, Hh 4.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11

Total 90
Minneapolis, Oct 6, sc.
Reseed one hundred and fifty one dollars
for the above.
Not first-class spelling, nor excellent
grammar, nor any great amount of
STYLE" but it served the purpose of the
highly respected citizen, just the same.
In 1867 some "Mr. Davis" desiring
to put on style, petitiOned the council
Git was the ''city'' of Minneapolis now
to number the buildings On the various
streets The audacious fellow was
snubbed by the following report, still to
be seen in the hand write" of Hon.
Isaac Atwater:
The undersigned, to whom
was referred the petition of
Mr.. Davis to number the streets
OF the city of Minneapolis, respectfully
report that in their opinion there is at
present no necessity nor occasion for
numbering said streets. and that no ac-
ton is required from the common
council. 5. II. MATTISON,
l. ATWATER,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11

A Rector Who Works at a Trade.
The most sad and pitiful case of all
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

element. puts her hand into the urn.
She is the mother Of the young man who
stands behind her. holding his breath
until the number she has drawn has been
read out. Il l. believed that if there IL
something beyond chance in sllch lottery
there must be virtue in mothers agen-
cv. Those who obtain high numbers
have right 70 expect that they viii ne
turn to their homes after one or two
wears Of military life but the proportion
Of conseripts 30 favored in each canton or
srrondissment is regulated 70 a large eX-
tent by regimental requirements. The
average length Of service Is from three TO
four wears
The anxiety of the French rou-rnpt 10
draw lucky number indicates the meas
ure of hi, enthusiasm for military life
The law Of 1872. II il ma, madethe French
"a nation of soldiers, has lowered their
martial spirit The Inconvenience aris-
ing from general compulsory service with
out pay ara 50 CALLING 70 the greater num-
ber Of those who are affected 10y It, that
they have wrought marked change IN
the popular mind with regard to the
army. But although the French people
ara no longer ready 10 take fire at the
mcrest prospect of war, thy would quick
lv find their martial enthusiasm again if
their country were invaded.-N. Jn"@'t
ftg-syfr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

interuoun-e beine purely Official, and
never drives y.ifh any ofthem. He adop-
ted the very 7soI'er rlleof never calling al
the re-ideure ofa any official except that ola
member fhis Cabinet His visits there
have been entirely exceptional that he
NAV b. said % have no relations except
official with any member Of his admins
-rlfion.
Nh. Cleveland has adopted the same
rule. She has no particular lady friends
Her mother and Mn. Lamont are the
only ladies who have free access 70 her
and with whom she shares her womanly
condolences and counsels. Inthis respect
sine is very girlish and At the same time
ma. uuIv. Mamma. Do YOU think ]
had better do that or Mrs. Lamont.
what DO vouthink ofthis 2- ieher way Of
iuduleing in the pleasantly Of asking adj
vice bot hack ofthis heroSn way which
i always iudicious, is the way they all
agree upon. RANDoLpH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
A Case Of Mistaken Identity.

- SaSC VI 'HiSL1NCii ioCl'Nib y &.
Ilor,,e Greeley, finding himself in
Washington Oh Thursday evening, soon
after the election OF Colfax as Speaker,
determined 10 attend the Speakers re-
tcpUon He accordingly arrdyed him
self in his usual neat and fashionable cos
tune, boots ike Young eunboats, pauta-
looms rather the worse of the wear of
Chathuu-street stock, and "a couple of
inches too short at that. vest cheap and
old-fashioned, black silk handkerchief,
lied around his neck as we'd tie a wisp Of
straw around bundle Of cornstalks.
overcoat long, threadbore, and dirty with
"a, the whole surniounted by hat of the
fashion Of twenty years previous. hung
on his head, and inclining at an angle of
torty-hvc degrees He IN ide mis- way to
Four-and-a-half street. assembled the steps
of the Speakers house. and fell into the
rearofa barge and elegantiy-dressed crowd
al ladies and gentlemen, pressing their
waytothe parlor on such occasions there
Is always "a good de.ti OF trouble with the
hackmen. Thcy will insist upon diSry-
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
In Prison Forty-seven Years.

Fifty yrar- ago there iive5 az - Bemy
"a mmHfw'urrr uy th, uuneof Ni~.m.
vhu haa au on'y ~au. then tusu,y-iuur
ya8r~ OF i-.. Tire yuuue um w.-u-Gtc.
intelligent good hooking ul miahie.
DC had travelled forhis tti.ar- husinr-,
house aI. over the continent ul wilhelm
Poland flI in lu,c with au opera singer.
MaIeuoi~alIe D,mbr1Nsk.. the Ia1.htcl
ufa colonel Hr returned to ~ Bamy
and told hi-faihrr The girl was honest.
bIi poor Ola Nisrli forbade his son 20
marry her Jcln disnheyed his commands
returned b. Poland, married aud brought
bi, wife tost Eemy, thinking thathi- fa-
thpr would rrlcut al tbe sight uf 80 much
beauty and Innocence. The father drove
them away The couple were pennies
The voung woman earned crust for hoth
bv trampiug the country and singing in
public houses. old Mistral might have
left them 10 their fate, but hi- vindir'ivc
character forbade the Thought
He bad The marriage auuulied-lul
the same can still be done ON amy union
contracted between Frenchman aui au
alien IN foreign ground. except number
less precautions are taken The towers
remained together. nevertheless. until the
olj man offered the Young wife an mm-
ity Of five hundred francs on condition oi
leaving that part of the country. She
went TO Mines hoping that " hen once her
husband had recovered disposition in hi-
isther's house all would he well a thcend.
She fell III, and wished To- havca las, look
at her husband seeing that she tholsht
hersrifdying The husband bad been
placed IN a imatic asylum. pid Ni-Jfal
Obtained su oric- of expulsion against hi-
daushteT-iu-lsw, uo one knows what has
become Other, bot tbo s0u r.muineI in-
sarcerdted for fsHy ->eyer year Fgr the
last four year, every step had been taken
to liberate him. and at last be j. free and
heir 10 a fortune Of six,v million pounds.
One Of the ,saff Of the I'1if1'- went down
to interview the .,oor old man. M, fe-
seription is enough 10 move q heart Cd.
stone.
/ spare the reader the comic pendant
iothe story. the pendant which has been
enacted before the French tribunals ana
IN which the father came of second best.
Gne may not approve Of nasty marriages.
as contracted in England without the con
sent OF parents, bui stir one prefers them
10 the law which gives parents sucli rights
over their children.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
A Discourse on Fortune-Tell-
ing.

/ . Ar Brudder Invisible jackson in de
hall to-night?" blandly querried the
president as the meeting opened.
Invisible was visible. He WAS back
" the stove, and had his shoes off 10
tickle MS chilblains. After little de
lay be made his way 70 the upper end
( Of the hall and the president contin-
ued
Bruddel jackson. a report has come
to me dat You are tellin' fortunes in your
I uayhurhood 70 d,. sum Of two bits a pus-
sons
Yes sab. rze been tellin few"
A. YOU hey been q member Of dis
club lur lie las' two year you anus be
aware Of he fack dat fortune-tellin'. sell
in dream books, an all dat sort of non
sense am agin our rules. \ pus-ou who
sots out 20 hey his fdcber predicted am
soii in dc head de passon who takes
money to predict ii am knave. IN
suspend you from membership fur three
months. an if We h'ar dat YOU am still in
Re swindlin' bizness. you will be expell-
ed fur good. You kin put on your hat
an 20"
Invisible was badly broken up, and
there were tears in his eyes as he passed
out When he had gone he president
continued
] want TO say 20 dis large. cultivated
and refined audience dat de fate OF invis-
ible jackson viii be de fate Of any
oddcF member who am found so fIr of
balance as 10 be runuin arter fortune
fellers, no matter how low DER prices.
My experience in dis world has taught
me.
81. lfdar' wa,anythins in good dreams.
Td hey pin an angel long ago.
- If dar' was ANYTHING in bad ones
ia hey bin in de odder place.afore was
% var old
"3. It am VERY pleasant tn be told dat
you am gwine 20 faIl heir 10 great riches.
Dat dat doan' buy 'taters or pay rent
- Only -ich men as hate work, an
sich wimin as want an excuse to leave
nome believe in fortune tcliin
>. Ifit ana predicted dat "a man am
gwine 10 hey great piece Of luck he'll
sot down in some beer saloon to wait fur
IT,"
"G. If it am predicted dat he am
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
4 SsIGNEEs NOTICE


10 Mo f 1fat J,4~r. 49,,
O. "a Moore
Voluntary As>igumeai Tor Benefit ID CnsditorS
Notice j. Hereby given that VIII auulv o. the
'olll "l Comiuon tlra- of Somerset County Pa
uu " AeulaF. the i6tA day oi MAY Iss- t1- leave u
rc'oIitty the assigned property which Is undis-
pl-aa % jacob Baker. the icbis of said Jacob IA
kg- having hecn paid OF secured And that
viil iheu ask 20 be discharged as Assignee
e. b MOORE
@if-s Assignee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

The time given j. Eastern Standard Time
Mail Train, connect al Eockwuod with train.
to and from Somerset and IuhusteWu. ar Htud-
alHn with trains to amt from Bedford 10 Garrett
with trun> 90 and fruH Berlin. 10 salisbury june
ton with trains tu and from Salisbury
j. y. PATTON. Superintendent
T.. ID. SMITH, Pass. Ak.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

WHY wiH you cough when shiloh =
Cure viii give immediate relief Price.
10 cents, 30 cents, and -. Sold by Geo.
W Benfoni x SON.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
LEE AT OAK VIEW
The President and Mrs. Cleveland
A. their Summer Home.

NssrrSsroN. April i5.-The fncsiaen
and Rfr.. Cleveland have gone into sum
,nerou,rfers ID d" Oak View Chef Perm
Who displayed his genius in devisin
too,hs7me dishes for the Presideni'stahl
has returned 90 New York. leaving ~
White House kitchens I'D charge oi "a
erl'narg family cook ior sudden emcr
c.ncies. All social entertainment a. th'
mansion. even Informal drawing room
or al homes harc ceased So that fol
f,e next six months should Congress ="
called n sra,er pr other"i-e e'eh
months. almost fhe entire t'me of th'
President. lNcem when engaged IN hl
official duae.. wil be passed a. hn
cnnfr st He ha. mario na arauee
meni. f1r thc summer except to nemair
osie.iv in Washington dividing his time
between hi- official du'ie- and ieIsun
hours I'D eak View Do b. Hot improha
b,. fhaf De- wiH make trip ate in th'
sumner or in tle early fall 30 the North
west but there is no authority for saving
even that az set 81 his present thoughts
are wholly wrapped ur iu che peaceful
iiie md happy hou-b bold in the mod.
eu.rel oid farm house among the pic
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

A NASAL injector frce with each bot
'ie Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price 80
cents. sold by Geo. W Benford x Son.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
CAMUEL LAMBERTs
BLOOD SEARCHER,
one q the best medicines ever discovered for
the cure Of

CoSsU MPTI0N BRONCHITIS
DYSPEPSIA HEMORRHAGF
COUGHS COZ Is
INFAMMATIoS OF THE LuNGS
SHpRTNESS OF BREATH
PAIN u THE BREAST, &c. lSe.
II l. not only great Purifier Of the Blood but
also certain kesiorer cf the Appetite, as Wen a.
etFenethener Of the entire system, and GER
tain and speedy cure tor Group, Diphtheria. and
putrid sore Throat and should therefore be in
every family This medicine l. made entirely ot
Roots and i perfectly safe when ala other rem
edies have failed, this one has effected cure.
Many who had given up al hope Of being restpr-
cd 10 health again. rejoice th they henFd Of The
Compound Root syrup. for by using one or two
bottles they were restored 20 perfect health
SAMUEL LAMEERT's
RNEU MATlC FLUID
For the relief nf Rheumatism. Neuralgia SICK
Headache, Hiphfhcria TOoIhache Cramp. and is
one ot the best medicines of the age for the above
disca~eS Addres.
SAMUEL LAMBERT.
sepS-lyr iaiabertsviile. Somerset Co. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

HACKMETACK,7 a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and % cents.
Sold by Geo. " Benford K SON.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

siilL4Jii's Cure viii Immediately re-
leye Group, wlooping cough and bron-
ctiiis. Solo by geo " Renford x Son.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

The importance Of purifying the blood can
not be oyerestimated. for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood aud Hoods Sarsaparilla is worthy
your confidence. It is peculiar in that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones tie digestion, while
it eradieates disease. Give il q trial.
Hoods sarSaparilla is sold yah druggists.
Prepared by c. 1. Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
CHERRY MALT
PHOSPHITE.S,

% Continuation Of Wild cherry. Extrart IF Matt.
aui 'he Hypopha>phutes. delicious stimuiunt
and Hutrimeut
CHrRsY MAI acts On rhe stomach and Liver
Increasing ,he appetite assisting Digestion there
hv m5sins Il applicable for Dyspepsia in it~ va
roo~ tonns los. Of Appetite, Headache, In,om-
nia, General Debility, Want OF vitality. Nervous
Prustuiion, Consumption, etc
Il Your DrugEiS, does not keep IL, send Il ~ fol
one bottle ur = 90 tor six bottles Express paid
iIEBlC PHARNACAL CO..
= Maiden Lane. y
sold hy al, Druggists nar.D- .s--Iyr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
NOUTEBOCyD TRIINN.

Passengers for somerset from the east and west
on Tie Pittsburgh Division, change car, st Rock
wood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
That Tired Feeling

Afilicts nearly every one III the spring
The system having become accustomed 10
the bracing aT Of winter. is weakened 10y
the warm days of the changing season,
and readily yieldsto attacks of disease.
Hoods sarsaparilla Is Just the medicine
needed Il tones and builds up every
part ofthe body. and tlso expels all impur-
tiles from the blood Try 1T tins season
FOkdyspepsia and liver complaint. You
have printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh's Nitaiizer It never fails to
cure Sold by Geo " Benford * Son.
'tive Ely'= Cream Balm traiI This
justly celebrated remedy for the cure Of
cttarrh. bay ever, coldin the head, dc.
can he obtained Of any reputable druggist
and H'ay be relied upon as safe and
pleasant remedy fer the above complaints
and will give immediate relief 1t Is not
liquid, smut or powder. has nooiIensiye
odor and can be used AT any time with
good results, az thousands can testify.
among them some Of the attaches Of this
Office '-->pirit q he Tine. May -. 1886
sIll-oii's Cure viii Immediately re-
ileye Group, wi9ooping cough and bron-
chitis. solo by Geo. " Reniord x Son.
HACkMETACK,7 a lasting and fra
grant perfume Price . and % cents.
Sold by Geo. " Benford K Son.
A NASAL injector free with each bot
'ie Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price 30
cents. sold by Geo W Benford x Son.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

SOMERSET ACCOMMODATIONS gu F
Affffs irrfUfs
Somerset. .-.....--. Htsi a ll ] EgrkWoud g.li "a ma
Milford ..---..... .-g.lj lu Pittsburgh I - D m
Passengers for points west change cars at Rock
Vall
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27

i.I...'. A. - odd tI lfsf rINl-
~inre 5r.fer cleveland hi.- l.een iu The
Ah.ir L1lse he ha- Iiia -trupulou- re-
ari f1 tla routine nf the aiicial and
cd traditions and surrounding. or his
ic' o. established by hi- predecessors
ud followed through the nearly nine
eraie, of administrations which have
esiormei Executive function. a, WASH
-f1u. iie has also avoided in his p.r-
'nal relations showing My preferences
fo individuals in official or unofficial
ie. When Secretary Manning Wa IN
ie Cabinet he was almost daily visitor
tae White House. and usually pas .ed
-s evenings gith the President discuss
ns measures oi puhiil policy and politics.
i' also aa- Frequently invited 10 drive.
since Mr. Nanning- retirement the
President bias uo clo-g personal relations
'i iih ans meiaber ~ the Cabinet lheir
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-27
pAILROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE d ONO R1ILROID.
SOMERSET & cAfBRI1 BRANCH
Winter Arrangement In effect since Jan, 30, 81

The fare to Philadelphia is s9-s4 and to New
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NORTTEB BOUND TRIMS.
J0HNSTOwN EMPRESS 81.


Passengers from Pittsburgh change ears for
1o.nts on the somerset 4 Cambria ut lockwood.
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irrfrfs.
SOMERSET .6...l % m
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-06-15
ARMY AND NAVY.

Every graduate from West Point re-
ceiveS commission in the army, only
the first ten who graduate from the
naval academy at Annapolis receive
commissions. This system should be
changed so far as the latter is concerned.
The dependence of this country in time
of war, and war is possible at any time,
must be upon volunteers. The militia
can furnish trained troops when
they are needed, and the large
number of graduates turned out
by West Point makes the OBJ
tanning Of experienced officers matter
of case, but with regard to naval officers
it is different. With only the vacancies
existing every year in the navy being
filled, the supply of efficient officers in
time of war would not by any means
equal the demand. The present navy
would, of course, if there was any ne
cessity for it, be doubled or trebled, but
where would the officers come from to
take command of the vessels? Annap-
oils is naval training school without
superior, but her graduates, without
oOihS ySUlc VI Pl"NViOui SApCilCllCC,
would be next to worthless as officers.
Every graduate should receive COM
mission and be thoroughly trained in
his professional duties. The govern
ment may some day have need of his
services, and it is much better to pay
him his salary in time of peace, even if
there is little work for him to do, and
have him, consequently, at hand when
he is wanted, than to be compelled to
accept volunteers whose lack of special
training may result in the loss of a ship
or the occurrence of even greater catas-
trOphe. In time of need the country
ought to be able to make as good a de-
fense on the water as on land, but she
can only do so by placing the Annapolis
graduates upon the same footing with
those of West Point.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-06-15
WHAT THEY SAID.

Senator Marcus JOhnson-For fact,
t's going to rain again.
Carl JudSOnN know an awful good
one on Clark Chambers, but | don't dare
to give 1t away.
Horace Duine-H. P. Hall and my
self laid broad and deep the foundations
on which the new GLOBE building
stands. 1t tosll us years of hard work,
fifteen hours day, but we did it. That's.
one thing that makes me bald so young,
in life.
hundred that he can afford to lose out
right, he'd better not speculate at all. l
know man who bought wheat this
morning.
Sig. Jannotta--I am glad this cruel
war is over. Now my opera will go
ahead all right.
Thomas Cochran, Jr.-St. Paul is
good field to cultivate that lonely plant,
morals, in. / will take hold of the mat
ter myself and see what can do.
w. L. Met gath will show some of
the fellows that claim to have fast
horses what a really fast one is when
we get on the track.
John Dosge-f it continues to rain
much longer Pll go down to Chicago.
What's life worth without base ball?
j. Ii. Hanson-If this strike goes on
it will cost somebody something, and
wont do any good any way.
The Park COmmission-We are hav-
ing hard time of it just now, but when
we get q going we will make things
hum.
Chief Black--The fire department
should bs like the little bed bug-get
there, WfngSxAo wings. ..-
John BarneSAAY Y Ou may think the rain
got corner on us, but l know rain
that lasted longer than this, for / re-
member the day of the month we came
out of the ark.
Observer Lyons-The latest signal
service reports from the Northwest
give positive indications that the rain
period is over, but the warm weather
promises to continue.
An Eye Witness to the RaSche-Cleve-
land Encounter-One would think from
the account published that Rasche as
Saulted Cleveland with cane. He
didn't. He hit him with his fist.